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Two queer brothers use a blend of comedy and cabaret to chart their individual and combined journey's as professional wig wearers. The whole show is hilarious, real and raw, and as they said all night, "healing"; the dynamic between the two will be very familiar to those with siblings, but with a bit of extra sparkle. The costumes, props, lighting and slideshow set the whole thing off! The two of them are SO funny and friendly, well worth waiting to meet them after also.

The social media sensation does his first ever stand up show - and I was lucky to see the very first night of it. While he was still finding his groove with a live quiet Monday audience and trying lots of different content, he handled himself well - if you head along, you can expect all the characters you know and love from his clips as well as audience interaction, anecdotes and "red hot" opinions.

This drag king parody musical had me cackling from top to bottom - with original music that was just the right balance of “cookie cutter boy band” and varied music styles, and lyrics that touched on all the stereotypes of a f*ckboy, this show was so clever and quietly critical, it sat on the fence of satire. The tech was excellent in setting the scene of a concert, the costuming and makeup spot on, and the performances were camp and comedic. Definitely one all would find something to laugh at!

A very thought provoking piece of autobiographical theatre that tells the performer’s story of her relationship with technology, AI, social media, the internet and the lies it can tell and the consequences of this. This one is endearingly performed, utilizing simple but strong tech to let the beautiful writing shine. This one is timely and true - worth seeing!

A fusion of physical theatre, clowning, poetry, storytelling, and above all, play that results in a joyous and nostalgic experience. Robbie, the sole performer, is a big kid at heart who throughout the hour invites the audience to play with him, in an intimate interactive show. The lighting is gorgeous, the performance is heartwarming and the use of props (ahem, toys) ties the whole thing together. This is undoubtedly still a very special show that all “grown-ups” should see.

This was the first year I have attended the annual showcase of TAFE/Flinders Bachelor of Dance Performance graduates work…I’m very glad I did. The variety in dance styles, music choices, messaging in each section was incredible, and the talent demonstrated on stage between dance and choreography ability was stunning. Absolutely worthwhile for lovers of dance - particularly those considering the path professionally in their future.

This is such a clever and comedic commentary on the way women are set up to compete with each other - and how, despite our best intentions, we can find ourselves playing the game to “win”. Every moment has so much meaning behind it and every moment will feel uncomfortably familiar for female audiences. If that won’t convince you to go and see it, do it for the awesome performances and production values!

An interactive one woman show led by a “woke loud witch” brewing a potion to spread queer joy throughout the world. This show was so original, from the content to the location - the potion ingredients were well thought out and explained, the delivery was delightful and endearing, and the whole experience was intimate and inspiring.

One of Australia’s favorite cabaret performers has returned after a few years hiatus from Fringe, bringing a show that examines the experience of life now and then through musings and music. With her jazzy vocals and keys, excellent lyricism, and her smart, funny (and combination of the two, witty) content, Gill is magnetic onstage and makes audiences feel at ease with her.

Taking the beloved classics and quiet gems of Adele's discography and threading them together to tell the stories of three characters and their intersecting love lives, this show is equally funny and moving in examining all stages and kinds of love. With heavenly vocal arrangements, slick choreography and deeply considered direction and dramaturgy, all delivered by some of the best young performers in Adelaide, this is truly one of the best things on offer at Fringe.

This is probably one of the most unique shows you’ll ever see - in essence, a man sits in a hot tub and talks to you for an hour as if you are his child (complete with icy poles). It’s funny and thoughtful and absurd - one for those looking for something very Fringe.

This is one of the most vulnerable and honest Fringe shows I’ve ever seen. Hannah is a clever and creative comedian who in this show runs a workshop/focus group full of audience interaction where she shares ideas for/excerpts of future shows, in hopes she’ll be told what will get her the Netflix options, book deals etc. (à la Fleabag) Artists, this will make you feel absolutely seen - I cannot implore you (and anyone with a love for the arts) to GO AND SEE IT.